by Savvysite | Apr 24, 2018 | Retirement Planning, The Savvy Minute
“What is a SIMPLE IRA?” This is Catherine Magana with your Savvy Minute. Today I will give you another easy way tip for you to get Savvy about your finances. Today’s tip will cover “What is a SIMPLE IRA?” A SIMPLE IRA, is a Savings Incentive Match Plan for Employees...
by Savvysite | Mar 9, 2018 | Retirement Planning, SWWM, The Savvy Minute
Today’s tip will cover “What is a SEP IRA?” A SEP IRA, is a Simplified Employee Pension Individual Retirement Account used by business owners to provide a simplified method to contribute to their employees’ retirement and their own retirement savings. A SEP does not...
by Savvysite | Mar 7, 2018 | Investing, Retirement Planning
Today’s Financial Planning tip will cover “What is a Roth IRA?” A Roth IRA, is an Individual Retirement Account used by individuals to save for retirement with after tax income that grows tax free and distributions are tax free. However, there are certain rules and...
by Savvysite | Feb 23, 2018 | Retirement Planning, The Savvy Minute, Uncategorized
Today’s Financial Planning tip will cover “What is an IRA?” An IRA, is an Individual Retirement Account that is an investing vehicle used by individuals to save for retirement with tax free growth. What this means for you is that once the money is contributed in the...
by Savvysite | Dec 11, 2017 | Retirement Planning, SWWM, The Savvy Minute
Today’s tip will cover “Which retirement account should I withdraw on first?” If you have a combination of taxable accounts and tax deferred accounts saved for retirement, a straight answer would be to withdraw money from your taxable and tax-free investment accounts...
by Savvysite | Nov 30, 2017 | Retirement Planning, SWWM, The Savvy Minute
If you have been saving for retirement for a while now, you may be thinking how long do I have before I can retire. Or, if you are already retired, you may be thinking will my money last? A few things you should consider about are…Will you outlive your money? And,...
